About Us

Dr. Mozaffari, ND is a registered Naturopathic Doctor with the College of Naturopaths of Ontario (CONO) in

good standing. She graduated from Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine (CCNM), Toronto in 2019,

where she obtained her Doctor of Naturopathy Degree. Dr. Mozaffari, ND also holds a professional

membership with the Ontario Association of Naturopathic Doctors (OAND), and Canadian Association of

Naturopathic Doctors (CAND). She completed her internship in Robert Schad Naturopathic Clinic (RSNC) and

Brampton Civic Naturopathic Teaching Clinic, where she provided naturopathic treatments for several non-

emergent, common, and chronic health conditions such as patients with chronic digestive disorders, menses

issues, fatigue, stress, low mood, thyroid issues, diabetes, etc., under the supervision of regulated and

experienced naturopathic doctors. During her internship she had the opportunity to see a total number of

280 patients and completed 1200 hours of clinical training.

Prior to joining CCNM, and moving to Canada, she obtained her master’s degree in Agronomy and Crop

Science and her bachelor’s degree in Plant Pathology in Iran.

Healthcare Approach:

Dr. Mozaffari, ND is passionate to support her patients to reach their health goals. She enjoys educating her

patients about their health conditions, getting them involved in their healing process, and providing them

with individualized treatment plan. She is offering holistic approach through lifestyle and diet counselling,

prescribing herbal and nutritional dietary supplements, and applying Traditional Chinese Medicine Diagnosis

and Acupuncture. She practices general naturopathy with a special focus in treating women health, digestive

issues, and skin health.

Initial naturopathic assessment (virtual/ in person): It usually lasts up to 90 minutes. Dr. Mozaffari, ND takes

a detailed full history form you, performs focused physical exam, and assesses your stress, mood, energy,

sleep, and diet. Then she provides you with her naturopathic assessment and individualized treatment plan

by using all the information she gathered from you and the result of any diagnostic blood tests, or imaging

studies if available. Based on her assessment and your health condition she may refer you to your family

physician for further work up if the need arises. However, she may still provide you with the appropriate

naturopathic complementary treatment in those circumstances.

Tatiana is a member of the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine's Registry of Acupuncturists. She graduated from nursing college in 1995 and earned a biology bachelor's degree in 2001. She had previously worked as a nurse in a children's hospital and had always been curious in the benefits of acupuncture for health and wellbeing. 

Tatiana got the opportunity to learn acupuncture when she immigrated to Canada and has since realized the satisfaction that comes from assisting others. In order to prevent or treat illnesses and problems, acupuncture usually involves placing needles under the skin at particular locations along the body's energy lines (meridians).

However, the current Western medical or "Neuroanatomical" approach to acupuncture acknowledges that inserting needles into acupuncture points causes the body to undergo biochemical changes, such as the release of endorphins that reduce pain. What I enjoy about acupuncture is that it encourages the body's own natural healing processes to be reactivated. 

Together with popular medical modalities like acupuncture and acupressure therapy, she also provides Cupping, Moxibastion, and Tui-Na treatments.

Alisha is a resident physical therapist who is licensed by the Ontario College of Physiotherapy. She has an honours bachelor's degree in physiotherapy. She obtained experience working in both the in-patient and out-patient departments of a hospital with a neuro-based practice for physiotherapy.

Alisha also received an honours diploma in fitness and health promotion, where she learnt about body mechanics and used them to create individualized training programs.

In accordance with each patient's unique demands, Alisha employs numerous hands-on manual therapy techniques like mobilization, strengthening, and stretching exercises, STM, as well as various electrical modalities like Tens, US, heat, and cold therapy.

Alisha constantly keeps herself up to speed with new abilities since she genuinely believes that learning is a lifetime process.

In the future, she is looking forward to advancing herself in the field of women’s health. 

Aaron, a graduate of the National Academy of Osteopathy, has a special perspective that allows him to view the human body differently than you could. He wants to take the twists and turns out of each of his patients, just as his journey to becoming a Manual Osteopath was full of them. He has taken elements from his undergraduate work in Kinesiology and Recreational Therapies and incorporated them into the Manual Osteopathic philosophy.

Since he was a young child, Aaron has always wanted to be able to help those in need. As he started his higher education, Aaron came to the conclusion that helping others deal with their pain and assist in the process of physical restoration was essential to his path, which has since become the osteopath. He has always been involved in sports, having played soccer in college and serving as a medical responder at high school sporting events in the GTA and the neighbouring areas. Since the patient's soul needs a listening ear to release, the body needs a listening hand to release too. Aaron is constantly seeking out fresh knowledge that will help him transform the patient's life.

Aaron views the body as an extraordinary system that is intimately interwoven both structurally and functionally as a result of his studies in kinesiology and manual osteopathy. Aaron seeks to bring about long-lasting improvement through soft tissue, joint mobilizations, METs, exercises, and stretches. His intention is to remove musculoskeletal constraints so that our bodies can heal themselves, which is what they do best.

Aaron enjoys being active through sports and getting as much fresh air as he can in his free time. If you have any plant-based or vegan cooking recipes, please share them with him as he spends most of his time indoors trying them out. He enjoys playing the piano, violin, and cello in numerous sacred music ensembles as well as for fun and at festivals.

Serhii is a Registered Massage Therapist with 9 years of experience who also practices Osteopathy. He specializes in deep tissue and sport massage treatments, as well as Swedish massage, with the aim of promoting relaxation and relieving muscle tension. Serhii is skilled in manual treatment of pain and conditions related to the muscular and fascial systems, and he has extensive experience helping children with scoliosis and spinal distortions. In addition to massage, Serhii practices Osteopathy, which takes a holistic approach to restore the body's healthy function through techniques such as massage, stretching, exercises, and joint articulation.

Geda is a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT) who completed a 2200-hours Advance Therapeutic Massage Therapy and Hydrotherapy program at Georgian College. She is a member of the College of Massage Therapist of Ontario (CMTO) and insured through the Registered Massage Therapist Association of Ontario (RMTAO). Geda's goal is to help people physically and emotionally through the powerful ability of massage therapy. Her massage treatments can relieve stiffness, reduce pain, improve circulation, and restore range of motion for various ailments including sports-related injuries, postural imbalances, chronic conditions, sprains, strains, tendonitis, headaches, low back or neck spasms. She uses a combination of Myofascial release, Trigger point release, neuromuscular techniques and traditional Swedish massage. Geda also provides therapeutic exercise and postural corrections when necessary to help maintain the body's natural form and alignment.

Susan Blake is a Licensed Massage Therapist (RMT). She has a degree in massage therapy and aesthetics from Wellsprings College. Susan provides massage treatment for your body and soul that heals, unwinds, rejuvenates, and revives it. She aids in the treatment of muscular dysfunction and discomfort.

Touch plays a crucial role in human interaction. It makes us feel more cherished and a part of the community. Massage employs touch to relax the muscles and promote circulation by massaging or kneading various body areas. One of the earliest and most basic types of therapy is massage. The main objectives of massage therapy are to promote health and wellbeing and to assist the body in healing itself.

In her spare time, Susan enjoys spending time with her family and taking care of two family pets: West Highland White terriers. Swimming and cycling keep Susan physically active. She, also, loves pilates and yoga.

Sutherland-Chan School of Massage Therapy graduate Caitlynne is a licensed massage therapist. She is an active participant in the Registered Massage Therapy Association of Ontario and the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario. 

She has prior experience working in rehabilitation clinics with a variety of patients who had injuries in car accidents, WSIB claims, and sporting events. Although she is passionate about treating patients with chronic and/or acute pain, her treatment approach differs depending on the requirements of her clients. 

Active release, muscular energy, deep tissue, and Thai massage stretching are just a few of the techniques that are used to help people recover from acute and chronic pain that results from an accident, postural trouble, or even unidentified sources. 

Caitlynne appreciates acquiring new skills to help her clients more effectively. December 2022, Caitlynne hopes to complete her Acupuncture Certification to provide her additional tools to help her clients achieve a pain free life. 

Olena graduated from Everest College in Toronto with a degree in massage therapy. She has 11 years of experience working in massage therapy clinics, spas, and chiropractic offices with a solid history in the industry. 

In addition to teaching her how to maintain a professional demeanour in trying circumstances, this experience helped her cultivate a keen awareness of and compassion for every client. 

Olena specializes in Swedish, hot stone, myofascial release, deep tissue, sports massage, prenatal, lymphatic drainage, and cranial treatment. Her perceptive touch and deep tissue work are well-known. Olena developed throughout her eleven years thanks to her ongoing education and life experiences. 

Olena exhibited Swedish Massage Techniques at the World Championship in Massage 2019 in Copenhagen, Denmark, in June 2019.

Kathryn is a graduate of the Medical Skincare Therapies program at Georgian College. She has three years of experience and is a qualified aesthetician. She can cover you from head to toe. The top three services that Kathryn enjoys are relaxing massages, wellness pedicures, and facials, particularly those that include microneedling. 

Kathryn's love of people and her desire to make them feel and look their best inspired her to pursue a profession in aesthetics and skin care. "SPF is my Friend," is her catchphrase. Kathryn attended Trent University before enrolling at Georgian College, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Sociology. She won't subject you to psychoanalysis, but she will examine your skin and create a unique treatment regimen to help you reach your skin care objectives.

Kathryn enjoys spending time with her three children, husband, cat, and two dogs when she's not in the therapy room.